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Tag Archives: Warren Farrell
Audio interview of Dr. Warren Farrell, on “The Myth of Male Power”
Commenter: “Absolutely riveting!!! Exhaustive, profoundly informative, insightful, powerful and deeply disturbing. I’m a traditional man who tried to be the best dad and husband possible, only to be rewarded with the complete destruction of my life and family. Now I understand what happened and I can never be suckered again….” Continue reading
War on domestic violence is one-sided
Violence researcher Suzanne Steinmetz, asked if men were abused by their spouses as often or as much as women, replied, “When you’re looking at hitting, slapping, pushing, shoving, they’re fairly equal.” Continue reading
Posted in Female Violence, Gender Politics, Gender Violence, Male "Power" and "Privilege"
Tagged "When She Was Bad -- How and Why Women Get Away With Murder", Cathy Young, domestic violence, John Gray, Journal of Family Violence, Patricia Pearson, Suzanne Steinmetz, War on domestic violence is one-sided, Warren Farrell
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Do men use their power to oppress women?
What feminists knew, I suspect, is that the average guy — who represents about 97 percent of the male population — has no more power than the average female and often has less when women’s power in the reproductive world is factored in. Continue reading
Stay-At-Home Dads Face More Bias than Ann Romney
“Watching the Rosen/Romney controversy unfold was another example of the media’s infinite capability to be shortsighted. The real social stigma isn’t attached to stay-at-home moms, it it stamped squarely on the chest of stay-at-home dads.” Continue reading
Posted in Media Sexism, World of Children/World of Work
Tagged Ann Romney, “If Dad is the primary caregiver Mom must be dead”, dads, dads-in-movies bias, fatherhood, Hilary Rosen, Jerry A. Boggs, Mitt Romney, Nathan Greenberg, ProActiveDads.com, stay-at-home dads, stay-at-home moms, Warren Farrell
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Obama Revives an Old Feminist Myth
“Logic tells us that by repeating his embarrassingly shallow remarks on pay discrimination, Obama is simply performing the same three-act drama that he has performed countless times before—first as a community organizer and then as a politician.” Continue reading
Tagged Bill Gates wealth, equal pay, equal-pay-for-equal-work, Institute For Women’s Policy Research, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, Melinda Gates, National Organization for Women, National Women’s Law Center, Never-married white women, President Obama, wage discrimination, Warren Farrell, Why men earn more
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Growing into manhood
“Can you imagine accepting the notion that our girls systematically and mandatorily register for the draft?” Is this the state of gender equality today? Continue reading
In movies, dads not treated as equals to moms
What seems to be the result, intended or not, thus far of ideological feminism’s 35-year-old push for “gender equality”? To me, it seems to be this: Ending men’s dominance in the world of work and preserving women’s dominance in the world of children. Continue reading
Posted in Media Sexism, Miscellaneous
Tagged "Raising Hope", "Touch", anti-father movie bias, bias against divorced dads, In movies dads are not treated as equals to moms, John Cusack, Kiefer Sutherland, movie dads and moms, movie widowers, Video Hound, Warren Farrell, world of children, world of work
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Boys falling behind girls in education, experts look for solutions
“In the last three decades, hundreds of federal programs and initiatives have been created to help girls continue and finish their education. But no such programs exist for boys….” Continue reading
Why affirmative action has failed black families
“Women are the only ‘oppressed’ group…to be born into the middle class and upper class as frequently as the ‘oppressor.’” Continue reading
The Doctrinaire Institute For Women’s Policy Research: A Comprehensive Look at Gender Equality
Is the Institute For Women’s Policy Research helping “gender equality” — or hindering? Continue reading →